Discussing the Biblical Doctrine of Salvation. Is Calvinism Correct? How about Arminianism? Or is the answer found somewhere in between? Sit in on our Online University Theology Classroom, Soteriology 101, as we unpack the doctrines of God's Amazing Grace. Other topics to include: Predestination, Election, Depravity, Atonement, Once saved always saved, and much more.
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Dr. Leighton Flowers plays a clip from Tucker Carlson's interview with Cliffe Knechthe in which they discuss what it means to be God's elect.
Here is the clip from Tucker Carlson Network: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvQhL_A7foA&t=461s
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Chadd Wright joins Joe Rogan, who hosts the most popular podcast in US, to talk about his life and his faith. Chadd does well to talk boldly about his faith, but unfortunately he shares Calvinism rather than Biblical truth. Let's Discuss!
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Dr. Leighton Flowers plays some clips from Apologist and Theologian, Wes Huff, in order to discover and engage with his specific soteriological views.
To watch the original conversation with Wes, go here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=p58vknxGR4I... more
Dr. David Allen is back to discuss his new book, "Liberating Romans from Reformed Captivity: A Critical Evaluation of Calvinism's Interpretation of Paul's Letter." You do not want to miss this interview!
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I truly appreciate the content. I listen regularly.
If I had to give a critique I would say to work on getting to the material quicker with less background. I notice there’s a lot of unnecessary repetition. You’ll start by saying let’s get into it but then you don’t until 5-10 minutes later.
I love Dr Flowers’ work and, even if he ends up being wrong about Calvinism, he’s got ten times the Christian graciousness of James White, who treats Flowers awfully. Flowers is a model of how a Christian should behave.
Since I was barely old enough to remember, I have had a sincere desire to know and serve my Saviour. I have lived in intimacy with Him, and while I have had my fair number of trails, they have only grown my faith as I saw His loving hand working all things for my good. I was never encouraged to develop any strong ties to a specific theology—what mattered was Christ, and Him crucified, repentance of sin and growing in the likeness of Jesus. During the Covid era, the church I grew up in shut down ... more
It’s taken me about seven years to come out of my 40+ years of Calvinism sitting under one of the most prominent Calvinistic pastors/preachers alive today, and to see the true love and provision of God for ALL his creatures. And Leighton’s awesome program has been not only a major confirmation that I’m on the right biblical track but has encouraged me to hang in there and to study the Bible more to make sure I can support my provisionalism from scripture. My husband and I are still in the teensy... more
I think it is poor to bash Calvinism when all of the points actually are backed by scripture. God doesn’t hate us just to hate us. He hates sin, and unless he changes our heart, we are incapable of seeing His goodness. I think you should take another look at Romans 9. Sad to hear this episode and people responding positively.
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Examining the biblical doctrine of salvation, this podcast addresses significant theological issues, focusing primarily on Calvinism and Arminianism while exploring other viewpoints within the spectrum of Christian theology. Featured discussions engage with notions such as predestination, election, depravity, and atonement, tackling complex questions surrounding salvation and divine grace. Listeners can anticipate in-depth conversations that reveal various interpretations and critiques of traditional doctrines, making this program a rich resource for anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of salvation in a modern context.
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